About The Ark Animal Clinic
The Ark Animal Clinic is a long-established, AAHA-accredited veterinary practice based in Las Vegas, Nevada. Owned and led by veterinarians Dr. Scott and Dr. Ann Bradley (Bradley and Bradley, Inc., d/b/a The Ark Animal Clinic), the hospital offers comprehensive veterinary services including preventative and wellness care, diagnostics, surgery and orthopedics, dental care, emergency and urgent care during business hours, grooming, and boarding for a variety of companion animals and some exotics.([docs.justia.com](https://docs.justia.com/cases/federal/district-courts/nevada/nvdce/2%3A2016cv00491/113670/29))
This charge is likely to appear on a card statement when a client pays for veterinary services such as exams, vaccinations, diagnostics, procedures, medications, grooming, or boarding. Because the clinic processes many payments electronically (including via processors like PayPal, which commonly shows the phone number 402‑935‑7733 on statements), the merchant descriptor can appear truncated as "BRADLEY AND BRADL" and may be accompanied by the Nevada (NV) location and a generic merchant category code. One-time visits, follow-up appointments, prescription refills, and deposits for procedures or boarding can all generate charges, and some invoices may be split (for example, exam plus lab work billed separately).
If you have questions about a charge from The Ark Animal Clinic, start by checking your veterinary receipts, discharge paperwork, or emails from the clinic around the transaction date. You can also log into any online pet portal they may have offered to review visit history and invoices. If something still doesn’t match, contact the clinic directly by phone using the number on their official website rather than the one on the card statement, and ask for an itemized invoice for the date and amount in question. Be prepared with your pet’s name, your own name, and the last four digits of the card used. For disputes about duplicate or unauthorized charges, coordinate with both the clinic’s billing staff and your bank or card issuer; in many cases, small discrepancies are due to delayed posting, deposits, or adjustments that the clinic can quickly explain or correct.